Selfish is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SELFISH in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• concerned only with oneself
• caring too much about oneself and not enough about others
• Caring supremely or unduly for one\'s self; regarding one\'s own comfort, advantage, etc., in disregard, or at the expense, of those of others.
• Believing or teaching that the chief motives of human action are derived from love of self.
• concerned chiefly or only with yourself and your advantage to the exclusion of others
• (of a person, action, or motive) lacking consideration for other people; concerned chiefly with one's own personal profit or pleasure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• concerned chiefly or only with oneself

Words related to SELFISH

selfishly18 selfishness17 selfishnesses19

Words that contain SELFISH

selfishly18 unselfish15 damselfish19 selfishness17 unselfishly20 damselfishes21 selfishnesses19 unselfishness19 unselfishnesses21

How to use SELFISH in a sentence

• Yet do I, to mine own selfish ends, keep thee from thy slumber thus.
• She was probably selfish in the common sense of that ill-used word.
• When I was eighteen years old I was a horrid, selfish, self-willed child.
• I was selfish enough to wish that he might never return to his kingdom, and that we might ride and ride for ever in the forest.
• She was not weeping for envy of her selfish little sister, or for loneliness, or weariness.
• For every day he, Kenny, lingered in selfish penance on the road, he must pay in a widening of distance between Brian and himself.
• Some day, I may give him to somebody worth while, but for the present I think I shall be selfish and continue to own him.
• By talent and conviction he was the natural pet of the aristocracy whose selfish prejudices he defended and whose leisure he amused.
• If I had not been so absorbed in my selfish thoughts I might possibly have prevented a catastrophe which afterward caused me much self-reproach.
• But there was nothing selfish or sentimental about Helen.
• The first argument of the master was the argument, prompted by the unneutralized selfish instincts, that the mere possession of power to rule, gives the right to rule.
• In fact, the worldly and the selfish are mistaken when they assume that Common Sense is their special and exclusive portion.
• They are like selfish, brutal men who are inimical, cursing and killing each other.
• Therefore, we must be faithful to Him and turn away from our own selfish desires and fancies in order that we may accomplish that which is required of us by our Lord.
• I can read countenances as you know, and have always believed him to be selfish and insincere.
• Utterly selfish, he would keep all dainty bits for himself, leaving the scraps for his devoted mate, who would wait meekly to eat what he chose to leave.
• You evidently have won the doctor over by argument, and made him feel that he is selfish to tie you down or clip the wings of your ambition.
• But Western civilisation is a devastating and a selfish game.
• Children entered there spoiled by indulgence, selfish, uncontrolled, sometimes vicious.
• His next remarks are on the Selfish Systems, his reply to which is the assertion of disinterested Affections.
• Man now is filled with pride and pursues his own selfish purposes.
• I am so glad the Prince explained to me about being a selfish little girl.
• So selfish is the human heart, that this reflection mitigated the bitterness of his disappointment.
• To Thackeray, men were weak rather than bad, selfish rather than vicious.

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